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bocabearing has all kinds that fit heat is usually from a prop killing a bearing or a crash breaking/scaring a race if it's just one it has that camera vibrating in the case sound.... might stick some foam in the case.... mines got foam glued over both mics and it makes it tight in the case...

got to thinking and took a ruler to my quad,,,,,,, the top of the props to the top of the blue part of the ant is 4.6" up, 9.5" and 9" from the 2.4 ant's. i had tried it leaned back but it had a bunch of shaddow areas that made alot of junk. the vtx is hovering over the naza attached to the top...

I wasn't feeling comftorable with my setup till i posted here and rc nut responded, i saw his antennas sticking up over the rotors and all i changed was that. had it decent here, but after i got away from town and all the interferrence, it was crystal clear out to the limits of my 2.4 tx. after...

that was hot..... not only shut it down and took it to the dirt, then wide open to get it up there for a crash test, ouch something was rattling, if wasn't the camera in the case might have been a bearing looking for love. probably more than one now. spin them and hold underneath on the leg and...

whats that loud whistle? sure does it frequently....... is there any heat in any of the motors when you land? wiggle motor wires on that side looking for one that wiggles more than others like it's getting ready to break, especially if you feel any heat in wires from the motor when you feel the...

ouch, that ground looks hard. yea, the getting blocked thing was what was mentioning. Straight up is best, like a wkm sattelite, just a tad higher. I keep dropping mine down trying to find a height that's not in the way transorting but works good. i'm down to 6.5" from the top plate to the top...

how haven't you lost the bell off the top yet? if you pull the prop area and hold the arm, it should fall apart. yea, loosing stuff leaves you sol, that's the not very hobby grade part of em. no parts available, throw away when they have a problem. I got three "spare" dji motors gathered as...

that woulda been where a screenshot coulda shortened the wait cool you got it figured out..... yea, drift right..... sucks if you want to hover, but flying i never notice it

a big reason to run it would be for the antenna tracking. problem with it is it uses the audio channel to feed it's position. eagle tree has the same thing, same price except it uses the closed caption part of the video channel to follow ya. i had a frioend using ezosd and his antenna fell off...

that 5.8 600 just with cloverleafs and internal rx i've gone 2200 feet over and over with just a little junk towards the end but alot of failsafe getting there and getting back out. that orientation the 2.4 ant is positioned is definately the best.

can i put in first dibs on the parts camera?

on the calibration screen, make sure the choice between d.bus and traditional is set to traditional, then hit write, then look back at the calibration screen for movement

awesome charger, your gonna love it. always make sure to stay in range for your packs. i'd keep it under 1c rates, cause a battery will let r rip the full 30 amps and only being 12v is hard on it, makes the amps drawn up over 60 amps off your battery running full tilt 1000 watt

i had that problem using inexpensive 50 and 200 watt chargers. as soon as went to an icharger, they go as even as they can, never over any cells and the damage they get is usually the cells that dont go as high. if a pack has uneven numbers like that after being balanced right, it's damaged &...

my guess is the 2.4 spektrum if that's a park model 6100 will do 1500-1800 feet. keep your back to the craft when you reach out so you can turn around and improve signal to get it out of failsafe Your antenna placement is almost the same as what i started with. it got a ton of junk testing it...

On mine, it's got the vtx on the bottom of the top plate with the battery strap keeping it up against the plate, it sits over the top of my naza thats on the bottom plate. i use a 12" extension and put my cloverleaf up on a short piece of cf rod. that way when i crash, worse case scenario is a...

you want them around 3.8 to store them. good or not, if you watched ir you'll see it get 2 ohm from leaving them charged to long here, then there then here. next thing you know a new pack that was 4 ohm combigned is reaching into the 20's, then 30's, then hundred, then it runs out earlier than...

it should, you gotta bind it a little differently. try making one of the switches on the man/atti switch to failsafe. turn off any throttle warning alerts on the tx. plug your bind plug into the rx, boot it up, remove the bind plug and it should remain blinking. make sure throttle is above 10%...

mine are hooked up as ch1 is the throttle, no batt in front of it, any channel will provide power, in the case of the naza, the rx will get power from the naza passing it through the wires from naza to the rx. on these, any open port will work to power it as long as positive is in the middle...

when ya get it going, grab one of these, is 12 plugs to fix whatcha done there. mine are all trimmed to length now and redone with them. tin the bare wire before ya crimp it down http://www.servocity.com/html/futaba_male.html